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TRE WiNGIIA.If TIMES, .APRIL 21, i9O4,
TO ADVERTISERS for the Americana The premium in-
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ohettsl;cli must bra left at thio come was respectively as fallows: Cana-
newerAttlatertim 5atnrdaynoon. elan companies, SIO ,SSS3,174; iucrease
Tits copy' for changes must be left $534.970, British companies, $1,430,817;
WA later than Monday evening. Increase, $20,044. American compauiete
advertisements accepted up
to neon Wednesday of each week.
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THURSDAY,'APRIL 21, 1904. }�
NOTES AND COMMENTS.
The Ontario Legislature is making
record for the lougest session in its his
tsxry, or, rather, the members have now
niheir} more working days than in any
irevions session. Last year there was
recess of three weeks or more on account ; however, that the Canadian springs were tion has been presented to this board
of the Gatley investigation, but the ac exploited. The discovery —or re-discov et a recent meeting asking that the two
teal number of working days was 62, . ery—was made accidentally, near the i beats numbered u and 12 be nuited and
To -day the House will begin its 67th day, 1 town of Gsderich, in a bore -holo which. 4 made into one, and a more largely signed
and the probabilities are that the session : was being made iu search of petroleum. ° petition has been placed before us today
will run well into n •xt week. : At a depth of i164 feet, the drill struck I not to unite the said divisions, that
rock -sail. The boring was continued to division number five be composed of lots
1,010 feet, and iu that distance passed' 24 to 28, con. 1, and that division num
t through a solid, thirty-foot bed of rock- ,, ber 12 be composed of Iota 25 to 29, con.
mutases
Robt. and Ale*. held enzie recently
Gold tbeir farm to Mr, Sohn Wall. They
have since then, rented from Wm. Wet -
sots bia farm on the Gth con. of Cairosa,
$11,924,C08; increase, $310,525- Total iu- I Mr. Levi Erb jr. recently sold his
crease. $1,165,0_,9, ! 50 acre farm on con. 13, Culross, and has
since then purchased from his father his
B tTABLIBHER 1870, OUR SALT AREAS. 100 acre farm, lot 7, con 12, Sar, Erb sr.
Ontario supplies nearly all the salt for ; will remaincm the farm until JAne. Ile
the Dominion, and the anpual report of I has not yet decided as to where he will
the Section of Mines of the Geological, then take up hlsresidence.
Survey attractively dest:ribes the work- t Council met on April 12th. Metnbers
ing of the salt -measures iu the Western I all present. Miuutes of last meeting
Peninsula. It seems that the "Wends- were read and sustained.
ga formation,” the deposits in the lands . Ballagh—Doualdson—That as Mr .
along the eastern shore of Lake Huron Stobo has matte a demand for payment
a and the River and Lake St. Clair. were 1 for a plough that was broken iu doing
- known to the Jestitt explorers. In the ; road work in the winter season in
-Relations of the Jesuits" as far back as ploughing the roads, that the same be
i(10, mention of the existence of salt . left over.—Carried.
spriugs was made. It was not until 18J5, Doualdsou—Ballagh—Whereas a peti-
Opposition pewspapers like The Mail
The World. iiul The News, of Toronto
and their mit-of-town echoes, talk abou
Cabinet changes at Ottawa and Premier °sit and 3, and that Dan. McCormick be plate glass, and these deaorattans cost
Rosa' election plans in Ontario iu alto- .. With the invention of the diamond- pathivaster in div. 5, and Wm. Caslick tahe iis eousideredthee wners of the dfiuestio$100,000.00,
00,00 of
.00,
gether too positive a tone to convince Fill the facilities for teetiug for salt , pathinaster in div. 12.—Carried. this handsome stone in America. The
even themselves of the truth of their '"were tremendously improved. The re- Donaldson--Falconer—That as the ap- Grand Trunk leased the entire floor and
Own statements. They know nothing port witch we have quoted says that preach to the bridge on sideroad be- called it the "Railway Exchange," hav-
at all about these matters of which the the prubatnlity is that the greater part ' tween lots 18 and 19, con. 14,having lug a: sub -tenants:
yco Great Eastern Fast Freight Line,
writs so coutiileutially, and by their can- of that section of the 'Western Peninsula given way with the spring freshet, that Lehigh Wiley Railroad Co.,
Ards they have discounted the re:iabiliry comprising the counties of Kent and Wm. Baptist have the same repaired.— Maine Steamship Co.,
4f their reports on political affairs.— i Essex is Luderlaiu by salt -fields. The Carried. Clyde Steamship Co..
Toronto Globe. whole laud pnrtioa of the salt basin is Donaldson—Ballagh—That the clerk Queeu And Crescent Rants,
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Co.,
estimated to tueasare an extreme length write the Provincial Treasurer to aster- Wisconsin Central Railroad Oma„
The Premier's faults are tl1 y faults of nue hnatired and fifty miles, from tain the amount of the land improve Central Railroad of New Jersey,
which are common to almost all our Iiinwnrditae to Lase Erie, with a maxi- went fund due to this township from The Central States Dispatch,
public men, big and little. His meritsPorewidth of shoot forty miles at the the Provincial Government and when Pore Marquette Railroad Co.,
snake him almost nnigne, among, the ' Georgia Railroad Co.
centre. the sante will be paid.—Carried. The consolidation. of these forces is a
public men of this Prse nie ce. Very con -
The Western Ontario product is said FINANCE REPORT. new departure, and in the brief time
Spicuousiy have these merits shone due- ?tote causiderabl-v purer than that of that they have been together, it has oper-
W. McDonald, cutting ice at bridge $2.00 aced to so mach advantage to the roads
Destruction by Lightning.
The annual report of the Agricultural
College for 1903-4, recently issued con -
talus an interesting account of the effects
of electrical storms for the past three
years. The losses of last year were
mach less than in either of the twoyears
preceding. The number of tress struck
in 1901 was 26, iu 190:3, 25, and in 1903,
L3; total Gt. Of the 152 animals de-
stroyed by lightning stroke, cattle num-
bered 03; sheep, 55; horses, 30 and hogs
4, in the three -Sear period. In the
same time 89 barns were struck and 33
other buildings. The remarkable feat-
ure of these reports are, as in the • pre-
vious years, the
re-viousyears,the great number of barns
struok and destroyed with the season's
crop, and the comparative infrequency
of serions loss with barns or other build-
ings when the buildings are rodded or
adequately protected by trees.
Grand Trunk Again to the Front.
The New York Agency of the Grand
Truck Railway System are now ocoupy-
iug what is conceded to be the hand-
souiest railroad office in the world, on
the ground floor of the new Dan Mer- which is clubbed with this paper to new
cantile Agency Building. at 290 Broad- or old subscribers paying iu advance
way, New York. The floor is finished $1,15 for both.
throughont in Sienna marble, bronze and A fine Map of the Seat of War, in
three colors, 18x22 iuchea, will be mailed
free to every subscriber to the two papers
remitting ns two cents extra for cost of
mailing. Address -
'THE TIMES, WINGILial.
IT PAIS TO
rush
Now
s now over1mThte enter. The
wall
started in their work, and teachers can there-
fore give more time to new students.
Itis now current talk throughout the country
that the student who intends to take a business
or shorthand course, and wants to bo placed in
a paying place when graduated, should attend
The Canada business College,
(MATHA.M, ONT.
Students of last year already earning over
;1000 per annum. 8411 placed in 11 months.
Do you know of any other business school
getting such results? We pay your railway are.
Have you ever seen our catalot.ne? R not,
write for it and enter now, Address
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BEAD
THE WEEKLY
MONTREAL HERALD
ing the session now drawing to a close,
His candor not less than bis skill and
vigor in debate, his cheerful courage
bis unfailing good temper and courtesv—
often when he was under sssere provo-
cation, his undoubted honesty of purpose
and zeal for the public welfare have
eotapaled the respect and admiration
even of his opponents. His influence in
the house is due less to the fact that he
is Premier than to his own qualities of
mind and cbaracter.—Hamilton Herald.
• c. Cneshire. It is used nearly altogether P. Mahoney, work on bridge 1.00 interested, and has been such an accom-
m for domestic uses iu the Central and F. Ballagh cutting ice and repair- inodatio
' Western. Provinces. In Nova Scotia ing bridge - . , . - - • . - - , 2.50 public, t
and New Brunswick, however, the salt Jas. Day, cutting ice and repairing The
• bridge 5 00 throngh
coueumed in the sea and gulf fisheriesie Fred Melvin, work on gravel road 2.00 ponds with the bnilding's decorations,
l all imported. It enters Canada, when Jas. Scott, ploughing snow on the offices being in the centre of the
used in the caring of fish, duty-free, and gravel road 2 G0 I space with a lobby down each side.
the trans-Atlantic freights are consider- Sohn Boyd, dieting gravel- road.. , 6.00 J1 Everythiug considered, the Grand
Jas, Murray-, ploughing snow on Trunk Railway System's new office is
`ably- lower than thosefromOntario's salt gravel road „ 7.50 worthy of a call from any one visiting
fields. In all, Western Ontario produced Robt. Colvin, ploughing snow on New York.
in the last fiscal year nearly three hun- gravel road 10.50
deed thousand dollars' worth of the Jas. Harkness, fixing calved 2.50
se. I. Colwell, po,t cards. .-.. , .70 l rye Stock Marlcete.
article. Nearly fear hundred thousand Alfred Ross, fixing pitch holes1.25 i Toronto, April 19.—There was aheavy
dollars' worth of duty-free salt was used S. L. Parves, cutting ice on bridge 1.80 rnu at the city cat.le market to -day, 115
Irl tiff`
4 FINE PHOTOS -t
�jj CLEAR AND BRIGHT f
We ore naw doing a nice line al l
$1.25 a dozen.
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f Armstrong & Cos Studio
n to the shipping and travelling ,f', WING�)AM ��
hat its sw cess iss assured, p' (� �i
int
The coffers of the Dominion are full
almost to repletion, and there is no sign
of abatement of the revenue. Money is
still pouring in, and the high water
mark has apparently not yet been reach-
ed. For the nine months ended March
31 the ordinary revenue amounted t
ft Call and see them at
tin mhot;auy which corfires•ed : galic it s � Y t13�1
by the fisheries of our Atlantic coast.— W. J. Smythe, discing on gravel loads of stock beiug delivered. The
Toronto News. road 8.00 offerings consisted of 1,860 head of cattle,$1..10 to Washington, D.C., and return. Good
Ballagh—Falconer—Tbat the finance ggoing April 11th, 79th, valid returning on or
219 sheep and lambs, 287 calves and before April 18th, 1904.
report as fast read be adopted and
l CHURCH NOTES. cheques be issued for payment of same. about 1,200 hogs. The large number of sei.5e to Los Angeles or San Franeiseo and
Rec. Mr. Gond will o his former on the, market had the effect of return; good going April 22nd to 30th inclusive,
GRAND TRUNK SYS EM
World's Fair, St. Louis, Apr.30•Dee. 1,1904
Wonderful Electric Lighting Effects on grounds
and buildings.
Return tickets will be issued at REDUCED
RATES on and after April 25th, allowing stop-
over at any intermediate Canadian station,
also at Detroit and Chicago.
of
Gandy got f mer —Carried,
$51,303,567, which was 4,750,000 more
than for the same period of the previous
fiscal year, and $18,692,313 in excess of
the ordinary expenditure. Over all ex-
penditures cot biped there was a surplus
of $12,069,443. The ordinary expendi-
ture for the past nine months was but
$993,000 more than for the corresponding
period of the preceding year. The reven-
ue from customs, excise and the post -
office shows a substantial increase in
each case. There was a slight falling off
in the revenue from public works.
charge at Strathroy for Sunday next.
The Self -Denial Week in connection
i with the Salvation Army will be held
from the let to the 7th of May.
Rev. Dr. Ross, pastor of the Walker-
ton Methodist church, has accepted a
call to Oakville.
Rev. R. I. Hocking. of Ripley preach -
1 ed missionary- sermons in the White -
ichurch Methodist Church on Sunday.
Rev. C. C. Keine took Mr. Rocking's
t work at Ripley.
yy Rev. Principal Waller, of Huron Col-
LIFEINSURANCE RETURNS. llege, London, took the services in St.
1 Paul's church on Sunday last, Rev. Wm.
The condition of the life insurance t Lowe taking the services at Lucknow
btisine6s of British companies in Can- and St. Helens.
ads does not appear to be rosate judging The Pastor and members of the Wing -
from the official returns for the last Iham Baptist Church will hold their
calendar year which have just made
Annual Roll Call, on Thursday evening,
their appearance. The amount of inane- t
April23th. Refreshments will be served
ante effected by the British companies during the evening.
in 1903 was was 83,324,317, which was i The Winnipeg Ministerial Association
$191413 less than in the year previous,
The insurance done by Canadian com- ; passed a resolution expressing the con -
parties, on the other hand aggregated viction that the union of the Cangrega-
$55,180,604, being a gain over the pre- inane', Presbyterian and Methodist
vious year of $9,288,437. That of the Churches in Canada is most desirable
American companies totalled $33,274,297 and practicable.
an increase of $1,927,815. The dome stic ; Rev. R. C.Tibb, treasurer of the Bible
companies were away ahead of their a Societies centenary fund. reports that
British and American rivals in new bus.- oa the Bible Society's Sunday, March 6,
nese. The total insnranes effected was
$2,59 was collected is Toronto, and $950
$91,577,805, a gain of $11,024,839. The - before that date. Aboat $4,000 has been
net amount of insurance in force in 1903 collected in Canada. The sum asked be -
was: Canadian companies, $335,625,096; ing $50,000,
British companies, $42,134,304; Ameri- The meinbers and adherents of the
tan Companies $170,676,800; total, $548, 1 Presbyteri1u church were pleased to see
436,200, This is a gain of $27,422,500 for' their pastor, Rev. D. Perrie, able to take
Ballagh—Falconer—That this Connell the day,
do now adjourn to meet again on Tues- the exile
day the 31st day of May as a Court of Trade be
Revision and Appeal, the Clerk to give about ste
the Statutory notice.- • Carried. of cattle,
Cans. Brrrox, Clerk. The fol
Exporters
Is The Earth Fiat? heavy $460 $4 80
Woodstock Express. Light 3 60 4 00
Bulls 3 50 3 75
As a matter of fact, while modern do., light 3 50 4 00
astronomy has made great strides, the Feeders
language in everyday use has not yet light,800 pounds and up -
passed the fiat earth period. We still wards
Stockers
3 00
, 2 50
speak familiarly of the rising and setting 900 lbs 2 75
of the sun and of the four corners of the Butchers'—
globe; we still look to the new moon to Choice 4 25
see whether it is dry or wet, notwith- Medium.... 3 80
Picked 4 40
standing that the moon repeats its phases Bulls 2 75
as regularly as the hands of a clock point Rough 3 00
to the time—more regularly, indeed, than Light stock balls 2 26
the hands of some clocks—and still pin Hogs__ cows.... 30 00
ogs--
our faith to Hicks. And while there are Best
what appear to be unanswerable aim- Lights,
ments in favor of the globular theory Sheep—
valid returning, reaching destination on or
making trade slow for the early part of before June S0t1t, 184.
buyers apparently waiting with
dation. of a break in prices. ONE WAY E
ON SALE DAILY to points in Colorado,Brit-
came brisker and prices held ish Columbia, California, etc.
ady, except for the poorer class
Which Hent off from 15c to 20c. Special Settlers' Trains to the Canadian
Northwest will leave Toronto every Tuesday
lowing are the quotations: during April at 0.00 p.m. Passengers travelling
without live stock should take the Pacific Ex-
' cattle— Per 100 lbs. press leaving Toronto at 1.45 p.m.
3 25 3 i2} i
3 50
4 30
4 15
4 50 1
300
4 40 '
250
For tickets, reservations and all information
apply to J. D. AlcDONALD, District Passenger
Agent, Toronto, or
L. HAROLD, Agent,Wingham.
NA'CC1A.N•
PA`c.i. Ftc'
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65 00
VANCOUVER, 13.0., VICTORIA, B.C.
4 90 SELTTLE, WASH., TACOMA, WASH.,
4 65 AND PORTLAND, ORE.
Export 400 4 25
and in support of the planetary motions, Bucks,,,, 2 50 3 25
who can say now, looking back at what Culls 3 50 4 00
has been accomplished in the past hand- Spring Lambe 2 50 6 50
red years, what another century will Calves, each .. , 5 50 5 50
produce? It does not seem probable that
the fiat earth theory will ever be gener-
ally accepted by educated people again, i Corrected every Wednesday afternoou
but it is by no means certain that the by Howson, Harvey & Brocklebank,
present theory will hold forever. It was !Flour per 100 lbs. , , • 2 00 to 2 50
only a few days ago that one of the best- I Fall Wheat .. , , , , , , 0 88 to 0 88
known writers on scientific matters in ; Spring Wheat 0 00 to 0 00
029 to 080
040 to 045
0 55 to 0 60
dawn 0 12 to 0 13
008to008
060 too <5
030 to 060
015 to 0 15
012 to 012
250 to 350
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Wingham, April 20th, 1904
England startled the world by going' Oats
back to the old theory that the peas
y
earth, after all, instead of being a meat Turkeys,
floating through space, was really the Geese,
the Canadian companies, of $578,069 for the services on Sunday last after a centre of the universe and the only Dhickened r pair
the British companies, and of $11,623,3361 a couple of weeks illness. Mr. Perrie habitable portion of creation. Butter
as not yet
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felly recovered, but is able f
Ito be around and hopes to be fully re- Wood ' Eggs per doz
per cord
Hay, per ton..,,,7 00 to 7 60
Potatoes, per bushel 0 60 to 0 60
Tallow per lb 0 05 to 0 05'
Lard„, 0 13 to 0 13
Dried Apples per ib 0 04 to 0 04
Wool .....,..., 0 IG to 0 18
Live Hogs, per otv't, 4 GO to 4 GO
Ayer's
Impure blood always shows
somewhere. If the skin, then
boils. pimples, rashes. If the
nerves, then neuralgia, nen,-
ousfless, depression. If the
Sarsaparilia
stom*ch, then dyspepsia,
biliousness, loss of appetite.
Your doctor knows the
remedy, used for so years.
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c.134 RwiR Ser*ften, P4,
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for Lorrett ire
pure tdood
stored to good health in a short time. The average newspaper is in love with
k He preached two excellent sermons on the individual who when he is the sole
Sunday. possessor of information which should
be given publicity carefully witholds it
I The yearly returns of the various sec- . from the editor, and then spends half a
tions of the Methodist Church through -
oat yapping round town that "the, paper
oat the world show a grand total of 48,- f is no good and never has any news in
815 ministers who have in their charge 1 it,”
, 39,430 churches and missions. The total t T
membership with "probationers" is sot , TA meanest man on record has been
' down at 7,1,0I,331 including 105,452 Local found. He sold his son-in-law one half
preachers, There are 81,680 Sunday Id a COw and then refused to divide the
!schools, with 804,778 officers and teachers milk, maintaining that he sold the front
and 6,523,230 scholars. half. He aleo'required that the son in
1 law previde nit feed consumed and carry
RMissionary anniversary services were water to the beast three times a day.
held in the Methodist Church. on Sunday ' Recently the cow hooked the old man
I' last, Rev, Dr, barman, General Superin- and he ip suing his son-in-law for dain-
teudent of the Methodist Church in Can. ages,
ada, preaching both morning and even- Red-headed people are leafs gnbjoct to
i ing, Both sermons were sound, etene � baldness than others. A doctor explains
1 Cal, Gasper meesagee, and Were liuttedbd
to by large congregations. In the even-
' ing the reverend gentleman took as the
!basis of his discourse the Words "Thy
Kingdom Come." Despite his advancing
yenta and the bne ' Ind active life the 1 with the same titimber of fair heirs one What "s the want,
themvenerable
nerable head of Cztnadian lfethod- is comparatively bola, 1"61:84
t tdltea neat i i
toth
ad led, he still retains I wonaerftil o ABNER COSEN M A W E.L L
•�r� � la sutra bt o! viptor sn$ aisplry!,t reaiarkebla IOO,GOii fair out 1(J6,000 brorrtt heti to f t
"WINGFA11t O1tT. Hton Alter T':uitott.
the matter time: The hair of the red.
Beaded id relatively thick, bite red hair
being almost as thick as five fair* or
three brown haird, With 80,000 ted
hairs the scalp is well thatched, whereas
W A. CURRIE, Wingham, Ont.
Tl1E PEOPLE'S Al CTI0I EER.
Why go outside for good man when yon
can get one at home ?
Orders left at the TtMk$ office will receive
prompt attention.
Money to Loan
From Wingham. One way. Second Class.
Until April 130th, Lower rates to many other
points. Apply to nearest Canadian Pacific
Agent, or ,
A. N. NOTMAN,
Assistant General Passenger Agent
1 King St. East, Toronto
BUYING
A SUIT HERE
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because whether you PAY little or
much—you always oar what you
pay for.
The values accompany the prices
wherever they go—up or down. And
they ate never higher than they
Any amount of axone_ y to ought to be. Just high enough to
put in all the good thnigs that bis -
1 o a n on good farm long to carefully
made clothing.
property at 5 per cent. knowing tan's idea oyf economy.the
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• we have ever known. Visitors are heartily welcome
• in our magnificent Dress Goods department, We are
showing a fine range of Voiles, Eolienne, Crepe
de Chene, etc. Also Scotch and French,
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large variety of very dainty neck pieces to gratify
their tastes in this direction. The tendency is towards
transparent and filmy styles in chiffon and unlined silk •
stocks. Linen stocks are sill of moderate and com-
fortable height in kerchief points, colored and drawn
work border. We'll be pleased to show you these
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assortment of sizes, styles, colors, etc. in ready-to-
wear clothing. For fit, style, finish and quality there
is no better shown. Prices moderate. All our goods
are marked in plain figures. No two prices. You
pay the same price that your neighbour rays.
Grocery Bargains at the Big Store
• Re -cleaned Raisins, 5 lbs for - .25
• New Prunes, 5 lbs for - .25
e Cooking Figs, 81bs for • .25
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Timothy
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—Kentuck Blue Grass
—Meadow Fescue, Red Top
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finest mixtures.
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